Long Umbrella Plain X Stripe BROWN Brown A Umbrella Manufacturer with Over 140 Years of History Dating Back To the Edo Makita Shoten Umbrellas for Men

The two-sided, three-dimensional striped fabric gives a subtle sense of style. It is not printed, but woven using a technique called bead weaving. Can be used for everyday use and business situations. Depending on the angle and lighting you view the umbrella fabric from, it will appear to have a variety of different expressions. Koshu weave. Country of origin: Japan (Made in Japan) Main material: Polyester The weaving techniques that nurtured the Edo culture of "iki" show off a casual sense of fashion, and we have woven this two-sided, three-dimensional striped fabric. It is made with care by the craftsmen of Makita Shoten, who supply umbrella fabric to the imperial family. This elegant umbrella has a simple plain front and subtle stripes on the back. Many mass-produced umbrellas have patterns printed on the fabric, but Makita Shoten's umbrellas are carefully made one by one using a weaving method called Tamako weaving. Depending on the angle and lighting you view the fabric from, it appears to have a rich expression. It is not just an umbrella that keeps out the rain, but is also easy to hold, has good drainage, and is easy to handle when not in use, making it an adult umbrella that has been carefully designed in every way. It can be used for everyday use, as well as for business situations when paired with a suit. 100% polyester. Total length 92 cm. Umbrella diameter 108 cm. Weight 535 g. 8 ribs, one-push open.